DGCA Approval

The Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) course holds a pivotal role in shaping licensed professionals who ensure the airworthiness and safety of aircraft. Licensed AMEs are entrusted with the critical responsibility of certifying Indian-registered aircraft for flight, a duty regulated by the Indian Aircraft Act of 1934 and supervised by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), Government of India. To maintain high standards in aviation safety, the DGCA provides comprehensive oversight, including the approval and licensing of AMEs. Aspiring engineers must undergo rigorous modular examinations and practical training conducted by DGCA-approved CAR 147 (Basic) Training Organisations. These organizations deliver a well-rounded training framework comprising:

• In-depth theoretical instruction on aircraft systems and aviation regulations.
• Hands-on technical training in specialized workshops.
• Practical exposure to real-world maintenance scenarios involving diverse aircraft systems and sizes.

This robust approach ensures that AME students are equipped with the technical expertise and confidence required to excel in their field. Completing a DGCA-approved AME course is a vital step for individuals aiming to build a career as licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineers, safeguarding the reliability and safety of air travel in India.

Sha-Shib Group: Leading the Way in DGCA-Approved Aviation Training

Sha-Shib Group stands as a beacon of excellence in aviation education and training, proudly operating under the approval of the DGCA. Recognized for its dedication to the highest standards of safety, quality, and professionalism, the Group offers unparalleled opportunities for aspiring aviation professionals.

DGCA-Approved Establishments Under Sha-Shib Group

Sha-Shib Group boasts a network of DGCA-approved establishments designed to cater to the comprehensive needs of the aviation sector:

• 10 DGCA-Approved AME Institutes: Spread across India, these institutes deliver cutting-edge training aligned with DGCA regulations, preparing students to become competent Aircraft Maintenance Engineers.
• 13 MRO Bases and Subbases (CAR145 Approvals): These Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facilities ensure the operational readiness of various aircraft types while providing invaluable real-world training opportunities.
• 3+ CAMO Approvals (CAR-M Subpart-G): The Group operates Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisations (CAMOs) that specialize in maintaining and managing aircraft safety compliance.
• Flight Training Organisation (FTO): Approved under DGCA CAR Section-7, Series-D, Part-1, the Group's FTO delivers comprehensive pilot training programs, further expanding its aviation expertise.